I looked at some with a msrp of 35800 and up, the one for 35800 has what I need, so how much should I pay for this truck? Thanks in advance..

 

I went to my local dealership without doing any research and had no idea what a good deal would be. Ended up buying a supercrew FX2 without haggling for $27,800 before TT&L

 

I got mine in may for 24,800 its a black supercrew and the only options that i got on it were sync, backup sensors and the front windows tinted. Just know that when u walk in the door they are in more need of your sale b/c they know you can find the same exact truck in 10 other dealers.

 

bought my fx2sport supercab with black leather for 22,300 out the door.

 

How much do you want to spend? $26,850. is 25% off.

 

I of course want to spend as little as possible, in other words looking for best deals out there.

 

It looks like you made a good deal considering you bought back in May. I'm just wanting some info before I throw out an offer. I think my price should be better considering it's the end of the year. Just a thought......

 

rodolan, If you could look up what the invoice is and subtract the rebates, then post that here.

Everyone just reciting prices is just confusing things. Which is a better deal? $25,000? Or $29,000? The 25000. sounds better but what if it is on a cheaper model? And if there is a trade-in that would further confuse things.

 

No trade-in and I want the basic FX2 with msrp of 35800.

 

Build the truck on Edmund's and get the invoice price. Then subtract the Ford rebates and go from there.

http://beta.edmunds.com/ford/?ps=new

 

When I build it, it shows 3500 in rebates I thought there was more. They show a lot more in incentives but it's a bit confusing as to which I should get.

 

I'm still shopping and the best I'm finding is 9500 off. Is the best that I can expect?

 

Incentives went up another $1000 in my zip code for 2010 F150 crewcabs from the last time I checked. 2010 Incentives used to be $3500. Now they are $4500.

In comparison, 2011 incentives are $1,500. That's $3,000.00 more off for a 2010.

(this is not including any of the military or police offers)

You can check the incentives here: http://www.ford.com/incentives/

10 to 25% off a MSRP was considered good. $9500 off a MSRP of $35800. is 26.53% off.

If it works for you, buy it.